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Making Connections:: Questions

The document provides writing prompts for students to respond to after reading a text. The prompts are organized into categories including making connections, questions, characters, author's message, inferring/predicting, open ended thoughts, non-fiction topics, language, and a summary. A rubric is also included to guide students in properly formatting their written response.

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Making Connections:: Questions

The document provides writing prompts for students to respond to after reading a text. The prompts are organized into categories including making connections, questions, characters, author's message, inferring/predicting, open ended thoughts, non-fiction topics, language, and a summary. A rubric is also included to guide students in properly formatting their written response.

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Making Connections:

-This reminds me of -I have a connection.. -This reminds of the book

Questions
-I wonder -How come he/she -Why -Im confused

Characters
-If I were he or she I would -The character I like the most is. -I like or dont like (characters name) because - write the character a letter

Authors message
-What is this story really about -Why did the author write this.. -What is the lesson of the book.. - If I could talk to the author I would say

Inferring/Predicting
-I think -Maybe this mean -I predict because -Im guessing

Open ended Prompts -My favorite part is


-I liked/or didnt like. -something that surprised me -I wish

Non-Fiction
-something new I learned.. -I found that.was interesting -some questions I still have are..

Language
-a new word I learned -I dont know what.means. I think it means. -I like the author

described

Summary
-What was the main idea.. -What are the supporting details

Rubric
-Is it in the proper letter format? -Did you include the title, author, and characters? -Did you tell a little about the story? -Did you include thinking with a because?

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